Inner Lineage Of Moses

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Moses, the man of God, I sense the inner order of my own consciousness. Gershom and Eliezer are not two men beside a historical record; they are two currents of the same living I AM. Gershom’s chief, Shebuel, stands for the ruling idea that governs my present experience—the dominant faculty by which I interpret, decide, and act. Eliezer’s line, Rehabiah, represents the broad field of possible outcomes that spring from fidelity to the I AM; Eliezer had no other sons, yet Rehabiah’s many offspring reveal that loyalty to divine law can generate a multitude of expressions in awareness. This lineage is not merely genealogical but a map of my inner kingdom where Levi denotes the tribe of awareness and authority, and the succession of chiefs marks shifts of state as I turn toward the next faithful manifestation of God within. The covenant is the agreement in my heart that the I AM is sovereign, and every inner progeny owes its existence to that covenant. When I acknowledge and dwell in this inner lineage, I am aligning with a lasting order that creates reality from imagination.